friedrich project

Friedrich project is the second project dedicated to the landscape,  photographic investigation in this case, which explores this discipline widely experienced by the artists of the XIXth century Romanticism. Especially Caspar David Friedrich who was exploring the sensitive and emotional reactions that the artistic and natural phenomena provoque in the subject.
The sublime is an aesthetic category described as a controlled fear that draws the soul, presented in qualities like the immensity,  infinity, emptiness, loneliness, or silence. It expresses, ultimately, a feeling of pain, distress or fear, that join with the awareness of our smallness and weakness in front of the immensity and the chaos.

Friedrich project nº 121. Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 60 x 90 cm. 2016

Friedrich project nº 148. Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 90 x60 cm. 2016

Friedrich project nº 156. Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 60 x 90 cm. 2016

Friedrich project nº 166. Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 60 x 90 cm. 2016

Friedrich project nº 280. Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 60 x 90 cm. 2018

Friedrich project nº 360. Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 60 x90 cm. 2020

Friedrich project nº 380. Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 60 x 90 cm. 2020

Friedrich project nº 400. Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 60 x90 cm. 2021

Friedrich project nº 458 Photographic copy mounted in aluminum dibond 90 x 60 cm. 2021

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